Agent47 presents 4 tools with basic but incomplete definitions. Tool names follow verb_noun convention (findJobs, getPlatformStats, comparePrice, subscribeToAlerts) and are reasonably clear. However, descriptions are minimal (20-60 chars) and lack the depth needed for LLM-driven tool selection. Input schemas ARE present with type definitions and enums where appropriate (platform enum for findJobs), but parameter descriptions are terse. Output schemas are not documented at all, critical for agents planning chained calls. Error handling guidance is absent. The WRITE tool (subscribeToAlerts) lacks confirmation/dry-run support. Overall, these are functional baseline definitions that would benefit significantly from richer descriptions, output schema documentation, and error recovery guidance.

• Expand all tool descriptions to 80-200 characters. Include WHAT the tool does, WHEN to call it instead of similar tools, and what structure it returns. Example: 'Search across 4 job platforms (Rent-a-Human, Job-for-Agent, Virtuals, X402) for job or agent listings. Returns a ranked list of results with job title, platform, price range, and posting date. Use this to discover available opportunities; use comparePrice to analyze pricing trends across platforms.'
• Document output schemas for all 4 tools. Specify the response structure, field names, field types, and which fields enable chaining to other tools. Example for findJobs: 'Returns an array of objects: [{id: string, title: string, platform: enum, minPrice: number, maxPrice: number, postedDate: string, url: string}]. Include platform and minPrice/maxPrice in every result so subsequent comparePrice calls can drill deeper.'
• Expand parameter descriptions with constraints, examples, and dependencies. Example: 'query (string, required): Search terms for job title, skill, or agent name. Supports partial matches (e.g. 'DevOps engineer' matches 'DevOps Engineer', 'devops'). Leave empty to get trending jobs across all platforms.' Add similar detail to minPrice, maxPrice, platform.
• Add error guidance to all tool descriptions. Example: 'If no jobs match the query, returns empty array. If platform is unavailable, returns results from remaining 3 platforms. If minPrice > maxPrice, returns an error: Invalid price range, minPrice must be ≤ maxPrice.'
• For subscribeToAlerts, add a confirmation pattern: 'Confirmation required before subscription. Returns a confirmation token; user must verify email within 24 hours. If subscription fails, returns: Invalid email format, or Query matches no current jobs (may match future jobs), or Email already subscribed to this query.',